An elegant Edwardian solid sterling silver Tobacco Case (Tabatière), hallmarks for Birmingham, 1912. This piece is a fine example of early 20th-century British silverware, combining functionality with the understated luxury of the era. ​Features: ​Design: A sleek, pocket-sized rectangular form with a gentle curve, designed to fit comfortably in a coat pocket. ​Hallmarks: Clear British hallmarks: Anchor (Birmingham), Lion Passant (Sterling .925), and the date letter "n" for 1912. Includes maker's mark. ​Mechanism: The spring-loaded push-button is fully functional, ensuring the case stays tightly shut. ​Dimensions: 8 cm x 6 cm x 1.5 cm. ​Weight: 63 grams of solid sterling silver. ​Condition: Presented in honest antique condition. It features some small indentations (minor dents) and surface wear consistent with its age and 114 years of history. These "character marks" testify to its authentic vintage origin. No holes or major damage. ​A classic investment piece for collectors of English silver or tobacco-related antiques (tobacciana).